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“Cats, Cats, Cats is a pretty simple book and fits in most women's purses. Yes, it's that small....”
“This book suffers from many of the problems of Hunters of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson (who coincidentally is...”
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jason roy says
I agree. I was a bit angry about the ending because of their self-purpose. I did read the prequels and so when I got to the last chapter of "Hunters" I thought to myself "There is no way Frank Herbert thought this up." Just read the last two chapters of Chapterhouse and it becomes terribly obvious that F.Herbert and B. Herbert had a different idea in mind. I will, however, read "Sandworms" I'll just be bored with the thinking machine chapters.Oh, I don't like these messages either. My email says I have messages but it's too hard to find them on Shelfari.Jason
Thanks for the add!
Have you read the last two installments of Dune? If so, what do you think? I"ve only read Hunters of Dune so, please no spoilers about the next one. Hey, this Gregory is my brother.
gregory says
I've appreciated many of your insights into the Dune books. Thanks for your reviews.
jeub says
rocky! ^_^
will says
Most of the TPBs are scans. Except for the important ones, like Kingdom Come and Marvels, and Crisis on Infinite Earths, I do have those. Sobrang expensive if I collect them all eh. Next project is to collect hardcopies of the Sandman Books. :)
islandhopper says
Wouldn't it be fun meeting Filipino shelfarians online? Talking about favorite books, Filipino or otherwise. Sharing great places to find bargain books. Talking about local events that get book geeks like us excited. Join the group Flips Flipping Pages to get the most out of the shelfarian experience.
vision56557 says
I only have 4 pages of shelves :(
tembi says
Hello and welcome to Shelfari! I noticed you have numerous iterations of books by Haruki Murakami--what genre do these fall under? And what's your opinion on Shel Silverstein? I've never quite been able to decide if his amusing poems outweigh the disturbing ones... I have fond memories of the books as a child, but when I went to purchase one, flipped through too many poems that were so very odd. I'd love to hear your thoughts!